New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
SUSSEX COUNTY AGAINST ALBEIT.

AssEMBLYM.N KINNEY DECLARES HE WILL NEVER
VOTE FOR Tue EX-GOVERNOR.
Assembyman Kinney, of Sussex County, Is one OF
those Democrats who have been acting throughout the
-e.,ion with some disregard of caucus dicaton In the
Joint meetings he has supported the Hon. Thomas Rays
tor Senator but the Albeit have always declared
that they could get his vote when IL needed. To-
day no all the good sense vote against the comic
resolution requesting Spea ker Baird to sacrifice him
self Tor the pleasure OF his enemies an Was at once
attao ed by the more violent state, VINO have
only method OF persuasion. Congressman Pldcock
who ia here utilizing an engagement rs ouildozer,
acted part in particularly offensive way, and Mr.
Kinney resented the attack with some energy. This
afternoon he talk, d freely OF his position. have
been voting" be said, - tor ThJmas Rays. who Is q
truer Democrat and better man in every way than
Leon Albeit The leading Democrats in my county
are opposed to Albeit | came here determined to
vote against him. and the way in which the campaign
has been conducted by him aud his triend- has only
cor frned me in nv opposition And nov want to
state the most positive and want TO give the
statement the widest publicity, that under no c"n
ceiylble circumstances Will L cast vote Tor Leon
Abbett. That's fla; and final.
senator MoBe de- OF Sussex County, does not talk
much he has been OF the sturdiest opponents
of Mr.. Albeit from the beginning. Altogether Mr..
Pidcocks district is giving his friend much trouble.
PROTESTING AGAINST CHEESE ADULTERATION.
The members OF the Produce Exchange Interested in
the exporting OF dairy products yesterday discussed the
adneration OF cheese George b. Douglass presided.
Charles NJ Vail expresiient Of the Exchange presented
which declared that large guam Titles OF cheese
are being manufactured In some parts OF the West from
milk ION the has been entirely extracted
by the separator process substituting animal and vcse
table fats for the crSam taken away that these goods
ARE being almost entirely exported 70 Great Britain with
out being stamped branded ~ distinguish their
true character that these spurious goods . working
nm injury to the legitimate trade and that the cheese
trade Produce Exchange deem IL their duty TO
pose and such frauds by means In
their power and condemn the practice Of adulterang
cheese animal or vegetable fats as tenorazng and
tending create prejudice In the markets o tie world
aYuiu
taut and legitimate industry Mr.. Vail said that the
aderants lard oloo cottonseed oil and low grades
OF butter He read letter To the effect That foreign Duy
ers recent begun 70 show preference ~ buy their
cheese In Canada 49, 49,, .
MIR Folsom read statistics showing that the exports OF
cheese mad fallen from value OF ~l4.0OOOOO In 1851
IN ST 500 600 In 1886. This discrepancy was DUE he
sii OF the practice OF using aducre
ants lie regretted that the matter should como up at
TN. time ut the height OF busy the exporters
would probably suffer from decline OF business but they
would usnenL b. IL in the end they could have the pro-
tection sought for A. w. Grant and others spoke In
support OF the resolutions and they adopted. An
otisr resolution adopted demanded that the Dairy Com
missioner OF this State should enforce the laws.